Aodyo Instruments anyma Phi, User Manual

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allowing you to have two di erent ways of applying e ects to di er-
ent mixes of the oscillator outputs. For instance, in the example below,
SFX1, SFX3, and SFX4 stay on the Main bus, while SFX2 and SFX5 are
on the Aux bus. Also note that SFX4 is a speci c kind of e ect, a mixer ,
whose task is to take the sound of both buses at that point, and to mix
them in a certain way to that the resul ng sound can only be heard on
the Main bus, leaving the Aux bus untouched.
OSC1
OSC2
OSC3
Main bus
Aux bus
SFX1
SFX2
SFX3 SFX4
SFX5
A er all the e ects have been applied, you can control how much of
each bus you want in the le or right channel of the stereo output
( panning , or pan ). At the end of the chain, there’s also a mono reverb
that takes a mix of the Main and Aux bus, and adds its reverbera on
into the synth’s output. Here’s an example with all the ve e ects in
the Main bus:
OSC1
OSC2
OSC3
Main bus
Aux bus
SFX1 SFX2 SFX3 SFX4 SFX5
Pan
LEFT
RIGHT
Output
Reverb
This is how the audio signal path works in your Anyma Phi . If it looks
a bit complicated to you, just remember that you don’t need to mess
with it when star ng to create sounds.
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